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03-12-2004, 06:06 PM
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Custom Chassis Books or Manuals?
I was wondering if there were any books out there that would help me on making a custom chassis from front to back. I've found some prefab chassis, but they won't work for what I want. Just about anything would help me since I haven't really started the project anywhere near the accual car. Thanks for any help I get.
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03-12-2004, 06:50 PM
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HP books put out a couple of good books on chassis
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03-12-2004, 06:56 PM
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Here are three books you night want to look into. Check with your public library to see if they can get them on inter-library load before you buy them,then if you want them for yourself and don't feel like xeroxing, check out Amazon.com for their used ones or Half.com for returns.
"So-cal Speed Shop's How to Build a Hot Rod Chassis" by Tim Remus ISBN 0-7603-0836-5 Street Rodder's "Chassis and Suspension Handbook" ISBN 1-55788-346-7 "The Car Builder's Handbook" by Doug McCleary. ISBN 1-55788-278-9
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